This document discusses the simple future tense in English using will and going to. It provides examples of how to form positive, negative, and interrogative sentences in the future tense for both verbal and nominal sentences. For verbal sentences, the formula is subject + will/going to + verb. For nominal sentences, it is subject + will/going to + be + noun. Some examples given are "I will study hard to be an accountant" and "Will I be an accountant?".

1. SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE
TENSE
By: Tira Nur Fitria M.Pd
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11. Using WILL
(for all subject):
( S + will + V1 + …..)
( S + will + not + V1 +…..)
( Will + S + V1 + …..?)
( +) I will write a letter
( - ) I will not write a letter
( ? ) Will I write a letter?
I – am He - is
You – are She - is
We – are It - is
They - are
Using Going To:
(notice TO BE with its pronoun)
(S + to be + going to + V1 + …)
(S + to be + not + going to + V1 +…)
(To be + S+ going to + V1 + …?)
( +) I am going to write a letter
( - ) I am not going to write a letter
( ? ) Am I going to write a letter?
SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE using Will & Going To

13. (FUTURE) VERBAL
( +) S + Will + V1 + …..
( - ) S + Will + not + V1 +……..
( ? ) Will + S + v1 + ………
Example:
(+) I will study hard to be
accountant
( - ) I will not study hard to be
accountant
( ? ) Will I study hard to be
accountant
(FUTURE) NOMINAL
(+ ) S + Will + be + (non verb)
( - ) S + Will + not + be + (non verb)
( ? ) Will + S + v1 + be + (non verb)?
Example:
(+ ) I will be accountant
( - ) I will not be accountant
( ? ) Will I be accountant